Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-24

VOLUME VIII.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
cour,led from Various Sources.
pvrycE GEORGE, second son Of the King
.,eraece. is to serve three years IN the
British navy
c-.cruorpERs of the Northern Pacific
SlOo,,t 81 r,at at New York on the 10Th and
elected directors.
49,. pritish ,arl;am en.swas sprerog ued'
~ M 1sth after listening to the custom
or sry Queens speech.
No.. 1oHv A. LOGAN writes the Logan
post of st. Louis. that she can
" q, fond the National encampment.
ru, Constitutional centennial celebra-
mt Philadelphia closed with appropri-
WIN W. orarcises in Independence Square on
the 18th.
MANAGERS of the Midland railway
,.FngIand, are likely to suffer for their
III norsion Of the block signal system on
.so dov of the Doncaster races, which led
" .So terrible accident involving the loss
# over score Of lives.
Ara meeting of the Socialistic, or Pro-
,rrn.sive Labor, party in New York on
tbe 1yb II was decided to send out speak
Or, to present to the people of the State
tbe doctrine. Of that party during the
csnDaign which is approaching.
THr American party National conven-
ton at Philadelphia concluded its labors
IN the l7th BIZ the adoption of platform
in which it appeals for restriction of i'm
miyration and naturalization, less taxa
ton and more public Improvement.
A REBELLION, which proved of short
daraton, broke out in Manipore, India, re
Gently The rebels penetrated into the
Maharajah's palace, but were repulsed
With loss of nine killed and many
wounded. No further trouble is expected.
JOHANN MosT, the rabid New York An
archist is loud in his denunciations of all
who have had anything to do with his
Chicago compatriots, and at a meeting on
tue night Of the 18th gave utterance to
languaqe Of most incendiary character.
e
AT q reception given to Mrs. Cleveland
bv Mrs. Geo. W. Childs, at Bryn Mawr,
Pa, on the 17th the Presidents wife was
La., Oh ri Of
did herd of thoroughbred Jersey cows.
She chose an eighteen months old heifer
named Grace.
THERE is considerable dissatisfaction
among the men in the navy over the
wFetched quality Of the tobacco furnished
them, and for which they are charged in
their pay account, and boycott has
been iDaugurated, which will result in the
Government having the poor trash left on
its hands,
THE funeral OF Casey, the second victim
OF the recent aifray at Mitchellstown,
ireland, took place on the 18th. Over ] 900
persons, eight abreast, all wearing laurel
leaves, followed the remains to the grave.
Father O'Neill, of Cape Colony, has con-
tfihuted 600 to fund for q monument to
the victims.
lHE obseques of Governor Wasbin gton
Bartlett OF California, who died in office,
occurred in San Francisco on the 10th, his
remains being taken to Laurel Hill Gene
Terry. He was given state funeral. and
the occasion was in many respects the
most remarkable in the history of the
Pacific coast.
News received from Oregon indicates
mat the salmon PACK will probably not
laii as tar short as at first anticiuated.
me cioSe OF the season for salmon on the
to!uhlola river ends Oh September 80, but
Is stated that several canneries on the
river are making preparations to put I'M
@nlon next month.
III steamship Hecla, expected to arrive
m''N York on the 17th, has among her
rlseaSerS battalion of soldiers. COM
r@uS company Of 2G0 each, from Nor
.S e1 oad Sweden, with forty regular army
oI,SFS They come by special permission
.ot.S u'e[S OIL taeir respective countries
..".! ,SAe part IN the military encampmsnt
aChcaso. - -
a. '"rPENDCNCE Day was celebrated in
wy Wy OF Mexico on the 10th with
s-1,aoruinary a., enthusiasm. The city was
1,at. 1rv'. decorated and the illuminations at
nn, ne'9 magnificent. At eleven O'Clock
f.. IeSia3nt Dlaz made his appearance
ns,+;s ~ oi Inc National palace and re-
~ 10 the great crowd the historic
'''aFation Of Independence.
1ia meeting of about one hundred
Gsos.''%1S " 10 conference of the Anti
s5a 5o n;, nociaustic party in New York, on
ad,r.e' OI the 10Th, resolutions were
sn1no1. sTI N sympathy with the convicted
q dlulS'S indl OF Chicago. The denunciations
dtbes' Jury, attorneys and police were
Ssv rr- -ap"i strain, save that in bitterness
'0 more than usually fervid.
ronr,..i ,.AiA nEcRETARY LAMONT telegraphed
Seis.I SG'sEian McShane at Omaha, Neb., on
Oa.ba 'na5 President Cleveland willvisit
wcs octoner II. Arrangements will at
4, n'ade 70 give the President cor
t,a.eg,''on' Several of his wife's rela-
aeIL'-ue there. Mrs. Cleveland is one
hass,,-- OF the Folsom estate which
Vy in Omaha valued at $500 900.
ia Siest IN the coming race between
Psvno,, yacht Thistle and General
tase in >, oIuhteer is becoming quite in
essrs 1e last, among yachtsmen and
srepS. Immense sums OF money are
ss, staked on the resuit tne Vo,un.
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